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Ernest Dowson – Эрнест Доусон (1867–1900), английский поэт-лирик
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Off with his head! – (
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Thumbs down – (
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I am expired. – (
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signed with his ragged fist – (
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close to shoulder – (
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Nemesis – (
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the slaughter house – (
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had to cut out the cross-sub-soiling – (
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was anything but insignificant – (
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had not played ducks and drakes – (
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ordered a round score – (
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to pay a tidy bit over the current market price – (
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had been harum-scarum and erratic to the superlative – (
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all the purple ports of the purple seas – (
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via the Isthmus – (
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the bottomless Daffodil Group – (
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to cap it all – (
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through lack of kith and kin – (
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licking or being licked – (
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learned two-legged, two-fisted democracy – (
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It had been uphill from the first blow – (
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also had their say – (
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they were quite done – (
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at a most conservative estimate – (
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squarely in the eyes – (
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whatever we agree, goes – (
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had learned to their cost – (
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The spit of his father – (
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Lord Fauntleroy – герой популярной повести американской писательницы Элизы Бернетт (1849–1924) «Маленький лорд Фаунтлерой»
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of the wild gold-adventure of Forty-nine – (
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as to place him on a par – (
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The son of a gun! – Вот стервец!
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from the mess and ruck of common life – (
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I’m hitting the road to-night. – (
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You know the ropes. – (
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at the very least – (
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in state – (
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you’ll have to handle him with gloves – (
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you’ll have the time of your life here – (
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I’m